As Congress begins its August recess, several critics are voicing concerns about the current state of legislative dysfunction. The challenges include an older leadership core and persistent partisan gridlock.
According to observations made by political analyst Juan Williams in The Hill, which is known for its nonpartisan coverage of governmental affairs, many individuals are questioning the efficacy of the legislative process.
“What are we doing here?” is an inquiry being heard often as lawmakers depart for their recess period.

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